Ottawa Quebec clash on interprovincial farm product moves
Ontario and Quebec push laws limiting cross border agrical produce flow. Supreme Court ruling at month end will decide constitutionality, affecting farm marketing boards reliant on quotas. Federal trial balloons like Bill C-176 face heavy opposition and regional cautions from Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Is A A For You A sobering AA reminder on sobriety
The piece argues that alcoholics must avoid any drink entirely since one drink risks relapse. It describes the pattern of rationalizing limited intake, escalating to more, and underscores that sobriety hinges on staying away from alcohol altogether. It concludes that an alcoholic remains "only one drink away from a drunk."
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Springfield Leader publication details and pricing
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly newspaper serving northeastern Manitoba communities including Pine Falls and Lac du Bonnet. It lists subscription rates of 3.00 per year, 5.00 for two years within Canada, higher rates for outside Canada, advertising rates, and a second class mail registration number 0640.
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Pine Falls
Powerview
St. George
Great Falls
Pointe du Bois
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Seven Sisters Falls
River Hills
Elma
Whitemouth
Provencher
Rupertsland
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Murdoch MacKay Heads Manitoba Labor Board
Murdoch MacKay Q C named member and chairman of the Manitoba Labor Board effective May 17 by Labor Minister Russ Paulley. Senior partner at Christie Turner DeGraves MacKay Settle and Kennedy, he also chairs the Manitoba Automobile Insurance Advisory Committee and serves on the Land Value Appraisal Commission, succeeding the late G P R Tallin Q C.
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Manitoba Labor Board
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Manitoba Automobile Insurance Advisory Committee
Land Value Appraisal Commission
G.P.R. Tallin
Ben Lepkin
T. Hume Gibson
George A. Keates
Edward A. Wynne
Jimmy James
Ronald H. Henderson
Harold H. Warne
William
Census to inventory half million Canadian businesses
The Census of Canada will inventory about 500000 retail wholesale and service establishments across the country including professional services for the first time. Census reps will call May 25 to May with basic details such as name address business type personnel numbers and leased space. The list aims to support a Merchandising and Service Businesses census later in the year and underscores the sector comprising around a quarter of GDP.
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